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iowa cnbc from squawk to the closing bell. is any of the money from kiwi three go toward europe's that? one more quick question why is gold going up when the dow was going up? it seems the dow should go down. i will take your call over the television. thank you. >>guest: i am happy to hear you like the programming. qe3 is buying mortgage rates that is the money for the u.s. but does that lead to job creation? a lot of people say the fed throwing money will not mean jobs created that move the -- money moving into hard assets in higher-yielding assets which is the case so far. we have other money sent to europe through the imf. there is indirect money going but it is not the kiwi three program. gold is a hard assets. with the uncertainty people flocked to the hard assets. the uncertainty pushing money into gold. with the reserve impacting the dollar the relationship is also impacting. most money managers say you want to have some expansion in. but if you know, rates will be low people want hard assets. not to mention on a smalle
iowa cnbc from squawk to the closing bell. is any of the money from kiwi three go toward europe's that? one more quick question why is gold going up when the dow was going up? it seems the dow should go down. i will take your call over the television. thank you. >>guest: i am happy to hear you like the programming. qe3 is buying mortgage rates that is the money for the u.s. but does that lead to job creation? a lot of people say the fed throwing money will not mean jobs created that move...
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so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. when does hope have to be realized? when do we have to see good news from governments around the world to really get behind stocks and do some buying? that's something i heard about a lot the other day when the market refused to tank for most of the day despite the terrible chinese data last night and finally took a turn for the worse in the later afternoon and nasdaq declining 1.03%, including a big hit in apple. even then we weren't down as much as the pessimists thought we should be and will be for that matter. we keep waiting, for example, for some sign that the chinese government recognizes the growth rate is slowing rather dramatically. we keep thinking if the europeans would not risk the unity that they've build and the german supreme court would see the common sense writing on the wall and we hope the spanish will ask for a timely bailout. we think germany will try to avoid the depression that people were talking about today. we keep waiting for an all-clear signal in our country on the election and on that drea
so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. when does hope have to be realized? when do we have to see good news from governments around the world to really get behind stocks and do some buying? that's something i heard about a lot the other day when the market refused to tank for most of the day despite the terrible chinese data last night and finally took a turn for the worse in the later afternoon and nasdaq declining 1.03%, including a big hit in apple. even then we weren't down as much as the pessimists...
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we'll hear from larry kudlow about it tonight, our friend, on his show at 7:00 on cnbc. but i think this is mostly an intramural argument among republicans on economics. this is not something ha is going to have a broader political ramification. the other swing voter in a place like ohio or florida or colorado might know who ben bernanke is, might have heard his name. has no idea what the fed is doing. this is a question of what is the economic effect in the near term. and if you get a bounce in the market and if there is some felt improvement in the economy, that's going to help obama. but my guess is that given how baked in to the cake negative attitudes about the economy are, how badly people are feeling, how weak the job market is, it's not likely to have much short term impact -- except in the market. that will cheer some investors but i doubt it is going to have a major political kick to it. >> john harwood, thank you very much. sue, down to you. >>> the question that everybody's talking about -- whether or not this latest round, and a very significant round, of kw
we'll hear from larry kudlow about it tonight, our friend, on his show at 7:00 on cnbc. but i think this is mostly an intramural argument among republicans on economics. this is not something ha is going to have a broader political ramification. the other swing voter in a place like ohio or florida or colorado might know who ben bernanke is, might have heard his name. has no idea what the fed is doing. this is a question of what is the economic effect in the near term. and if you get a bounce...
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i watched cnbc to the "closing bell." i have a question. does any of the money from qe3 go towards europe stepped? and i have one more quick question. why is gold going up when the the dallas also going up? it seems like the dow should go down when the gold is going up. and i will take your call over the tv. thank you. >> host: maria bartiromo. >> guest: thank you so much. i am happy to hear you like the programming. first off on qe3, it is going to be the federal reserve the federal reserve bank mortgage-backed security at a rate of $40 billion a month. so that is the u.s. the issue is does that lead to job creation? does one equaled the other? there is a debate about that. a lot of people say the fed throwing money at this economy is not going to ultimately mean new jobs created. it is going to mean money moving into hard assets and money moving into higher yielding assets by stock, which of course has been the case so far. we have other money we send to europe through the imf, to other programs. so there is and indirect money going to eu
i watched cnbc to the "closing bell." i have a question. does any of the money from qe3 go towards europe stepped? and i have one more quick question. why is gold going up when the the dallas also going up? it seems like the dow should go down when the gold is going up. and i will take your call over the tv. thank you. >> host: maria bartiromo. >> guest: thank you so much. i am happy to hear you like the programming. first off on qe3, it is going to be the federal reserve...
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more on that one and all the latest breaking headlines coming into the cnbc newsroom. good evening, jackie. >> good evening to you, larry. for the first time since the disastrous ipo, mark zuckerberg took questions and popped the stocks. he says he's optimistic about mobile. and ceo benmoshe said they may be in a position to give a dividend by 2013. the government is now down to a 15.9% stake. >>> in prison, whistle-blower, bradley berken feld will be a rich ex-con soon. he was awarded $104 million by the irs for providing insider information of ubs's insider promotion for u.s. taxpayers, the largest irs award ever but he will have to pay taxes on it. >> i hope they're lower tax rates at some point. thank you. cnbc's jackie deangelis. >>> coming up, bob woodward's new blockbuster bombshell, president obama is to blame for last summer's failed debt deal. how and why? all coming up next. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." the explosive book hitting bookshelves today, bob woodward's "the price of politics" all suggests president obama is to blame for last year's fai
more on that one and all the latest breaking headlines coming into the cnbc newsroom. good evening, jackie. >> good evening to you, larry. for the first time since the disastrous ipo, mark zuckerberg took questions and popped the stocks. he says he's optimistic about mobile. and ceo benmoshe said they may be in a position to give a dividend by 2013. the government is now down to a 15.9% stake. >>> in prison, whistle-blower, bradley berken feld will be a rich ex-con soon. he was...
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. >> we turn to cnbc. jeff, what is the impact of fed action here? >> you can see this all across the markets, willie. if i can explain the significance of this in straight forward terms. ben bernanke brought a tank to a gunfight. he told the market we are going to buy $40 billion worth of mortgage backed securities every month from now on in until we get the unemployment number below 8%. they are going for 6% or less. he said he's going to do anything that they can do at this point to achieve that goal by buying paper. they are going to run operation twister at $45 billion a month alongside this. so, previous actions continue. oh, and they are continuing it. they are going to extend the low interest rate window through 2015. so, boy, he's put the market on no uncertain term that is he is ready to pull the trigger if need b. back to you, willie. >> jeff, thanks so much. >>> an update on the teacher's strike in chicago. they are getting closer to a deal. talks ended for the day. the school board president said both sides had serious number crunching t
. >> we turn to cnbc. jeff, what is the impact of fed action here? >> you can see this all across the markets, willie. if i can explain the significance of this in straight forward terms. ben bernanke brought a tank to a gunfight. he told the market we are going to buy $40 billion worth of mortgage backed securities every month from now on in until we get the unemployment number below 8%. they are going for 6% or less. he said he's going to do anything that they can do at this point...
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we want to bring in cnbc chief washington correspondent john harwood. the conventional wisdom has been that the economy was going to drive this election. is that still the case? >> it is still the case though not in the way it was earlier in the year. democrats work hard to turn this from a referendum on economic management to a choice between two visions. he has gotten a home made bounce firming up support with young voters, women. >> do the debates become more critical for romney assuming this bounce lasts a little longer than he would like? >> no question about it. i talked to a senior republican strategist today who said it is hard to take out an incumbent president who is personally popular. the last chance for romney to do that will be in the debates in october. >> john harwood, thank you. >>> another big story. the severe weather that struck the eastern seaboard this weekend including tornadoes here in new york city. we have a report from michelle franzen. >> reporter: up and down the east coast cleanup today after a series of violent storms. >>
we want to bring in cnbc chief washington correspondent john harwood. the conventional wisdom has been that the economy was going to drive this election. is that still the case? >> it is still the case though not in the way it was earlier in the year. democrats work hard to turn this from a referendum on economic management to a choice between two visions. he has gotten a home made bounce firming up support with young voters, women. >> do the debates become more critical for romney...
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my former colleague at cnbc. >> what happened to us. we were both highly rated shows on cnbc. i know what happened to me just why aren't you there any more? >> because i'm at a far better network. >> those were the days. i used to be on both of your shows. my kids will be so stoked that i'm with the buy that was on bay stove. >> do you know we i got canceled. i was doing very well there following you and one day i had robert kennedy, jr. on for river keepers and he was saying that the biggest polluter of the hudson river was general electric. >> which owned our network. >> which owned the network. isn't it wonderful free speech in america that you can come on here and say that the owner of the network is the biggest poe elutor isn't that -- and the next day i was fired. >> geraldo: the fact that you did that aol for broadband pre-race shows you are a deep thinker. i heard your commentary driving in on one of the news channels on the radio and there you are talking about being nice to people or i forget exactly what it was. kelly ann, back to what i brought you here and the top
my former colleague at cnbc. >> what happened to us. we were both highly rated shows on cnbc. i know what happened to me just why aren't you there any more? >> because i'm at a far better network. >> those were the days. i used to be on both of your shows. my kids will be so stoked that i'm with the buy that was on bay stove. >> do you know we i got canceled. i was doing very well there following you and one day i had robert kennedy, jr. on for river keepers and he was...
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call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. this business of stocks isn't politics. it's not like a presidential campaign where each candidate tries to explain why you might be better or worse off than you were four years ago. no. today's rally where the dow rocketed 245 points, the s&p rose 2.04%, and the nasdaq vaulted 2.17% is about something different. it's about asking whether companies are better off than they were four years ago, not you. because those are the old stock prices we are now challenging with this amazing run. the stock prices of companies now versus then. are they better off? the difference between policy and profits confuses more of you than just about anything else i know. we all know people who are hurting. there is not a lot of hiring going on. five years ago we had 5% unemployment. now it's 8%. that's an election issue. i'm sure a lot of people aren't better off because of the tough job market. that's not what's at stake when it comes to our stocks. we are not investing in whether you find it easy or hard to get a job. we are not investing in
call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. this business of stocks isn't politics. it's not like a presidential campaign where each candidate tries to explain why you might be better or worse off than you were four years ago. no. today's rally where the dow rocketed 245 points, the s&p rose 2.04%, and the nasdaq vaulted 2.17% is about something different. it's about asking whether companies are better off than they were four years ago, not you. because those are the old stock prices we are now challenging...
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let's ask the president of first trust financial resources and michael farr, a cnbc contributor. michael, you have been nervous telling people to go into big caps and more defensive names. you've missed some of the run in that situation. when do you stop being nervous? >> never if you're in my business. if you manage other people's money you're always nervous but we've participated in this run i think pretty nicely. not had the risk-on trade and the high beta stocks didn't hurt me this past quarter, but we've participated. i think with the fed behind us right now clearly, you know, you don't fight the fed. i think the trend is up. psychology is bullish, so i think this thing has higher to go. here's my one concern right now though. a lot of people think that you can't fight the fed, that you've got to own this market, and as you begin to see everybody agree, and everybody exit late, that's when i get kind of nervous. >> i'll put you on the spot there. what kinds of numbers are we talking? where will markets be this time next year, do you think? >> let's go shorter for a second, i
let's ask the president of first trust financial resources and michael farr, a cnbc contributor. michael, you have been nervous telling people to go into big caps and more defensive names. you've missed some of the run in that situation. when do you stop being nervous? >> never if you're in my business. if you manage other people's money you're always nervous but we've participated in this run i think pretty nicely. not had the risk-on trade and the high beta stocks didn't hurt me this...
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cnbc's karen in new york. >> it's going to be getting to the front of the queue because the queues are long. as you mentioned australia, asia and europe is going to be selling the device in the united states later on today. but many people, in fact, won't get to see the device probably till october as the company plays catch-up with the amount of demand out there in terms of the initial deliveries. you mentioned the number 2 million sold in the first 24 hours and this is one of the reasons why the stock price of apple surged through $700 this week, which raises the question whether you should be buying the actual hardware device or whether you should be buying a stock today and some analysts still fairly bullish and have targets up to $885 on the stock. in terms of the timing for apple really important because it comes up to the holiday period for producing devices and in terms of this product in particular the highest margin product that accounts for half of apple's revenue, there has been griping about the maps that apple is using on this device. they've exchanged the google maps for
cnbc's karen in new york. >> it's going to be getting to the front of the queue because the queues are long. as you mentioned australia, asia and europe is going to be selling the device in the united states later on today. but many people, in fact, won't get to see the device probably till october as the company plays catch-up with the amount of demand out there in terms of the initial deliveries. you mentioned the number 2 million sold in the first 24 hours and this is one of the...
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you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc. first in business worldwide. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange where jim kramer is joining us now. when you read that caterpillar stuff, did you think, wow, it's 2012, they are talking about 2015, it is a long business that they take it in a long viewpoint, but did it make you wonder where commodity prices would be in 2015? >> these companies put the five-year outlooks and have to revise them periodically. the near term didn't sound so good for caterpillar, but if you go through page by page what they are saying, they are saying, we are not as bad a company we used to be. even with th
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cnbc wonders if there are too many iphones being sold too early. they say they are front loading the numbers. business insider says apple's best days are behind it and the new math app will stink, despite the fact it's not out yet. the iphone comes out friday. but tomorrow we expect all apple users will get access to the new mobile operating system. most notably is what goes away. no more google maps or apple youtube app but there are improvements and a new look for your iphone or ipad starting tomorrow. >> an apple a day, right? let's check with rob mayeda. >> the forecast still free. we've got temperatures in the 40s and 50s, lots of low clouds. lunchtime temperatures, it's still jacket weather even in our valleys. as we head towards 4:00, that's when you're close to 80 in livermore. not much change to thursday. friday still looks to be the warmest day of the week. cooling again this weekend. >>> looking over here, things are starting to heat up at the toll plaza bay bridge as the cash lanes back up but no metering lights just yet. another 15 min
cnbc wonders if there are too many iphones being sold too early. they say they are front loading the numbers. business insider says apple's best days are behind it and the new math app will stink, despite the fact it's not out yet. the iphone comes out friday. but tomorrow we expect all apple users will get access to the new mobile operating system. most notably is what goes away. no more google maps or apple youtube app but there are improvements and a new look for your iphone or ipad starting...
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cnbc's own brian shactman joins us now with the rundown. good evening. >> good evening, larry. the rally chock-full of superlatives. you can argue the merits behind it but hard to argue with it. dow higher all three components, had the highest close since december of 2007. we all know what happened in the interim. i will talk about volume at the nysc, the highest since june. look at bernanke. the impact of the fomc. all you have to see, this is when the announcement came out and when bernanke started talking and spikes levels off at the close but 200 plus points on the dow. financials dominated the dow. bank of america usually trades thr 330 million shares. home depot hit a new high up almost 40% year-to-date and touching on gold. qe-3, six month high for privilege. the 2012 high is 1790, we're only 18 shy of that. back to you. >> sure, they will destroy the value of the dollar. that easy many thanks to brian shactman. not everyone liked it. with the fed pumping nearly 500 billion dollars a year in perpetuity, don, nearly $500 billion a year in perpetuity, that means forever. d
cnbc's own brian shactman joins us now with the rundown. good evening. >> good evening, larry. the rally chock-full of superlatives. you can argue the merits behind it but hard to argue with it. dow higher all three components, had the highest close since december of 2007. we all know what happened in the interim. i will talk about volume at the nysc, the highest since june. look at bernanke. the impact of the fomc. all you have to see, this is when the announcement came out and when...
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you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >>> welcome back. as we've been telling you today, moody'
you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an...
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cnbc's shartia brantley is live with more. >> good morning. >>> apple reaches a new milestone. the company topped $700 a share in after hours trading, which pushed its market value to $656 billion, making it by far the world's most valuable company. apple is being boosted by iphone fever. the company says it sold more than 2 million iphone 5s on the first day of preorders. the smart phone will hit stores on friday. apple says demand is quickly exceeding supply. and american airlines is cutting its flight schedule for september and october. american cancelled about 5% of its flights monday as pilots are calling in sick. the cancellations come in the wake of americans' move to toss out the contract with the pilots union so it can impose its own terms. the bankrupt airline is trying to cut billions in costs. the 8,000 member pilots union says it's not coordinating a sickout. back to you. >>> there's a new twist in nbc's "the voice," but fans will have to wait until next season to see the big changes. season 4 promises a shakeup to the coaching panel with shakira and usher replacin
cnbc's shartia brantley is live with more. >> good morning. >>> apple reaches a new milestone. the company topped $700 a share in after hours trading, which pushed its market value to $656 billion, making it by far the world's most valuable company. apple is being boosted by iphone fever. the company says it sold more than 2 million iphone 5s on the first day of preorders. the smart phone will hit stores on friday. apple says demand is quickly exceeding supply. and american...
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we're going to check in with cnbc's jackie deangelis with how the markets are reacting to that. hi, jackie. >> good morning, barbara. with trade in session under way they're focusing on this, in light of president obama's speech last night. the unemployment rate fell to 8.1% from 8.3% in july, but let me put these numbers in context. wall street was expecting 130,000 jobs to be added, so the pal rolls in um beer is being viewed as weak, and the question is why the unemployment rate ticked down. the main reason, a sharp drop in the size of the labor force. wall street's also looking past the headline number feeling that the earnings data was even worse, average hourly earnings were flat for the month while for the year the rate fell to 1.7%. that's unchanged from the prior month but extraordinarily low levels. stocks have been trading flat for much of the session after a big rally. right now the dow is lower by ten points. expectations that today's data is prompted by easing from the fed. that's helping to limit some of these losses. back over to you. >> all right. thanks, jack k
we're going to check in with cnbc's jackie deangelis with how the markets are reacting to that. hi, jackie. >> good morning, barbara. with trade in session under way they're focusing on this, in light of president obama's speech last night. the unemployment rate fell to 8.1% from 8.3% in july, but let me put these numbers in context. wall street was expecting 130,000 jobs to be added, so the pal rolls in um beer is being viewed as weak, and the question is why the unemployment rate ticked...
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. >> andrew is walking around like -- this is not cnbc, but he's awol. absent without leave, right some have we heard from him? >> no, but what could be fun, why don't we call him like live on air. >> what if he really does pick up and go, what, hello? >> let's call him live on air. >> anyway, here are the headlines that andrew would have read to you. james murdoch is lining up to take direct responsibility for news corp's u.s. twielevisions after a report whether it was fit. the report did clear him of any wrongdoing and eu authorities said to be working behind scenes to pave the way for a new spanish rescue program. an economic program for madrid will be unveiled next thursday. and in u.s. stock news, lipper reports that equity fund in-flows total 11.4 billion in the latest week ending wednesday and that amount is up from the previous week. joe. thank you. in other news this morning -- they didn't change everything yet. andrew would have said that, but i said it. >> you are smooth. >> i am smooth. walmart is looking to open its first retail outlets in
. >> andrew is walking around like -- this is not cnbc, but he's awol. absent without leave, right some have we heard from him? >> no, but what could be fun, why don't we call him like live on air. >> what if he really does pick up and go, what, hello? >> let's call him live on air. >> anyway, here are the headlines that andrew would have read to you. james murdoch is lining up to take direct responsibility for news corp's u.s. twielevisions after a report whether...
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. >> joining me now, john harwood, cnbc chief white house correspondent and political writer for "the new york times." great to talk to you. >> good to see you. >> seems like there's something for both sides in this. you have fewer than expected lines, which gives attack lines for mitt romney but the headlines i saw is that the jobless rate drops which is good for the obama administration. is it clear if this is going to move the needle? >> i don't think so. i wouldn't expect it to move the needle. as you suggested, chris, it does crystallize the messages of both sides. mitt romney is running on the weakness of the economy under president obama, telling voters now's the time for you to fire him. president obama made the case on thursday night in his acceptance speech, i know it's hard, but we have a long road to climb out of, not just the recession and financial crisis but the longer term with stagnating middle incomes. president clinton helped him with that on wednesday night saying no president could have dug out in four years. we'll see where the voters are. so far it's been a dead
. >> joining me now, john harwood, cnbc chief white house correspondent and political writer for "the new york times." great to talk to you. >> good to see you. >> seems like there's something for both sides in this. you have fewer than expected lines, which gives attack lines for mitt romney but the headlines i saw is that the jobless rate drops which is good for the obama administration. is it clear if this is going to move the needle? >> i don't think so. i...
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also cnbc contributor as well as keith boykin. let's start off with this poll here. as i mentioned likely voters versus registered voters here. help us make sense of these numbers at least comes out now. >> well, we always draw a distinction when we look at polls between talking to all americans and those who are registered to stroet and those who show a propensity of voting. you you look at voting history and ask how likely they are to vote in this election. that's the distinction here. as you get closer to election day, you go with the likely voters a little more. it's still interesting obama is making gains even among registered voters. that's where the quote-unquote bounce is coming from after the convention. not only that, he's made gains on specific issues. women a's i women's issue, economic issues although not the economy itself. >> sure. >> he's able to move the needle a little bit on underlying trends that haven't translated for him into a change in the way people say they're going to vote, but at least there are some encouraging trend lines. that's not som
also cnbc contributor as well as keith boykin. let's start off with this poll here. as i mentioned likely voters versus registered voters here. help us make sense of these numbers at least comes out now. >> well, we always draw a distinction when we look at polls between talking to all americans and those who are registered to stroet and those who show a propensity of voting. you you look at voting history and ask how likely they are to vote in this election. that's the distinction here....
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welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick. students are headed back to the classroom today in the nation's third largest school district. after seven days of picketing and protests, the teachers union in chicago voted to end its strike. the rank and file teachers still have to approve the deal, but that is expected in the next couple of weeks. >> we said that it was time to -- that we couldn't solve all the problems of the world with one contract and that it was time to suspend the strike. >> this settlement is an honest compromise. it means returning our schools to their primary purpose, the education of our children. it means a new day and a new direction for the chicago public schools. >> we'll have details on the agreement in just a few minutes. >>> at the top of the next hour, we'll be talking about the broader issues of labor and unions with famed corporate executive jack welch. among the other stories on our radar this morning is oil. the boj's move to ease policy today giving prices a boost. as you can see right now, 9
welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick. students are headed back to the classroom today in the nation's third largest school district. after seven days of picketing and protests, the teachers union in chicago voted to end its strike. the rank and file teachers still have to approve the deal, but that is expected in the next couple of weeks. >> we said that it was time to -- that we couldn't solve all the problems of the world with one contract and that it was time...
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. >> we have a cnbc exclusive this morning. the man who started ebay and linkedin co-founder are making a big bet on greece today. that's right, greece. ceo and co-founder of endeavor global, a nonprooft that supports entrepreneurs in emerging markets. thank you for coming in this morning. >> great to be here. >> why in god's name if you were going to start doing business in europe would you start doing it in greece? >> let me explain what endeavor is. i k we coined the friz high impact entrepreneur to mean those with the biggest ideas, the greatest potential to create job and the ability to inspire others. so today we operate in 16 markets. we've screened 30,000 companies. selected 700 entrepreneurs from 450 companies and last year those entrepreneurs generated $5 billion in revenues and 200,000 jobs. >> so you have go where the problem is. >> so i got a call from a greece business leader saying can you take entefr's business model to greece. and i thought this is the perfect time when economy is turned down, entrepreneurs loo
. >> we have a cnbc exclusive this morning. the man who started ebay and linkedin co-founder are making a big bet on greece today. that's right, greece. ceo and co-founder of endeavor global, a nonprooft that supports entrepreneurs in emerging markets. thank you for coming in this morning. >> great to be here. >> why in god's name if you were going to start doing business in europe would you start doing it in greece? >> let me explain what endeavor is. i k we coined the...
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we've got results of the latest cnbc fed survey. steve liesman has them. >> thanks. 90% of the 58 respondents to the survey looking for qe3. and 77% of those looking for it to happen or be announced tomorrow. let's take a look at the stock market, the bond market outlook and the economic outlook from this group of 58 managers, economists and strategists here. they're not looking for much from the s&p. there's the prediction in july. now december 2012, 1453 and not much for next june. just 1497. here are the percentage gains off yesterday's close. what you'll see is 1.3% from where we are now, more or less, and 4.5% up by next year. i will tell you this group has been pretty light. they've been at the 1400 mark and been a bit pessimistic about the stock market and equities overall and been wrong. that's their prediction. let's take a look at outlook for bonds. they're now a little light given the recent run-up we have. looking for 1.78% on the ten-year. that's just up a bit from where they were back in july. 2% next year. again, they
we've got results of the latest cnbc fed survey. steve liesman has them. >> thanks. 90% of the 58 respondents to the survey looking for qe3. and 77% of those looking for it to happen or be announced tomorrow. let's take a look at the stock market, the bond market outlook and the economic outlook from this group of 58 managers, economists and strategists here. they're not looking for much from the s&p. there's the prediction in july. now december 2012, 1453 and not much for next june....
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cnbc personal finance correspondent sharon epperson has important tips on making the right choice. good morning to you, sharon. >> good morning, natalie. >> so this is a really tough thing to talk about because a lot of people learned the hard way with bernard madoff, but financial advisers taking advantage or scamming their customers. how big a problem is this? >> it actually is quite a big problem. the cfp bore, the non-profit organization that certifies financial planners, said over half of their planners, people coming to them, particularly older americans, have been victims of some form of financial abuse, either because of the advice that they were given or the investments that they made, and so now they are in another situation on round two or three trying to rectify the situation. >> all right. so let's get to some important advice so they don't become a victim. you say the first thing is you want to hire a financial adviser, be sure to check them out thoroughly. do your home ork. >> one of the basic things, ask and check. want to know what their employment history is like,
cnbc personal finance correspondent sharon epperson has important tips on making the right choice. good morning to you, sharon. >> good morning, natalie. >> so this is a really tough thing to talk about because a lot of people learned the hard way with bernard madoff, but financial advisers taking advantage or scamming their customers. how big a problem is this? >> it actually is quite a big problem. the cfp bore, the non-profit organization that certifies financial planners,...
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cnbc personal finance correspondent sharon epperson has important tips on making the right choice. good morning to you, sharon. >> good morning, natalie. >> so this is a really tough thing to talk about because a lot of people learned the hard way with bernard madoff, but financial advisers taking advantage or scamming their customers. how big a problem is this? >> it actually is quite a big problem. the cfp bore, the non-profit organization that certifies financial planners, said over half of their planners, people coming to them, particularly older americans, have been victims of some form of financial abuse, either because of the advice that they were given or the investments that they made, and so now they are in another situation on round two or three trying to rectify the situation. >> all right. so let's get to some important advice so they don't become a victim. you say the first thing is you want to hire a financial adviser, be sure to check them out thoroughly. do your home ork. >> one of the basic things, ask and check. want to know what their employment history is like,
cnbc personal finance correspondent sharon epperson has important tips on making the right choice. good morning to you, sharon. >> good morning, natalie. >> so this is a really tough thing to talk about because a lot of people learned the hard way with bernard madoff, but financial advisers taking advantage or scamming their customers. how big a problem is this? >> it actually is quite a big problem. the cfp bore, the non-profit organization that certifies financial planners,...
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be sure to get your business news on cnbc. >>> a reminder you can get your business and tech news before the bell weekdays on "today in the bay" starting at 4:30. >>> more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a presidential race shake-up. recent developments in the middle east affecting the presidential election? who stands to benefit, president barack obama or mitt romney? we'll talk with larry about that. first, a look at your weekend calendar. >> i'm mike inouye. lots to do "today in the bay." the end of this weekend is the middle of this festival. the 21st annual san jose festival. the concert inside the hp pavilion. you can celebrate with food, community, and cultural celebrations part of the outdoor festival. next up, from something next to the ice to something in and around the water just off treasure island it is day two of the 17th annual san francisco international dragon boat festival. over 100 world class dragon boat racing teams compete on the bay and onshore activities for the whole family to enjoy including dragon land, children's activity pavilion. >>> and from people
be sure to get your business news on cnbc. >>> a reminder you can get your business and tech news before the bell weekdays on "today in the bay" starting at 4:30. >>> more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a presidential race shake-up. recent developments in the middle east affecting the presidential election? who stands to benefit, president barack obama or mitt romney? we'll talk with larry about that. first, a look at your weekend calendar....
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cnbc's courtney reagan is live with that centstory and others. >> a week after hurricane isaac hit the xwufl coast more than half of the oil production is still off line. 39% of natural gs output. significant decline from sunday, though, when 72% of oil, 56% of natural gas was shut down. only 71 oil platforms in the gulf of mexico remain unmanned. only one refinery is shut down. that's the philips 66 alliance area in plaquesmines parish. >>> hollywood studios took in an estimated $4.8 billion down from last year. there were though still giant hits like "the avengers" and breakout films like "ted," "magic mike." movie going may be a bit much for the families. and the olympics kept some families at loam glued to the tv. those of us at nbc are glad they did. back to you. >> courtney reagan, thank you. appreciate it. >>> ellen degeneres is being honored for her work on tv and her talk show here on nbc4. she's also recently hosted the the academy awards and nominated for a prime time emmy. it premiers next monday at 3:00 right here on nbc4. if you don't have to wait, you don't have to wait
cnbc's courtney reagan is live with that centstory and others. >> a week after hurricane isaac hit the xwufl coast more than half of the oil production is still off line. 39% of natural gs output. significant decline from sunday, though, when 72% of oil, 56% of natural gas was shut down. only 71 oil platforms in the gulf of mexico remain unmanned. only one refinery is shut down. that's the philips 66 alliance area in plaquesmines parish. >>> hollywood studios took in an estimated...
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. >> didn't he come to cnbc about a year ago -- >> you were there. >> saying look at this. >> or we kind of knew it would be around. >> the first quarter 2013 is what they're saying. 80 million subs rising at a faster rate than the previous quarter is good news. interesting, though, apple as you mentioned down two days in a row. down two and a half percent yesterday. the column is called "tv will be apple's undoing." he wraps the map snafu demonstrates circumstances are turning against apple's current business model. if you are going to take on the likes of google with these large scale ecosystems on your own when you don't have first strike advantage, it's not like tackling the music industry with itunes. it's not going to be like that at all. >> unless you believe that apple tv is a phenomenally new product that changes the landscape and that's the debate we've had for several months, is it going to be essentially an add-on to existing apple tv, which is neither here nor there, or something that combines voice activation. i saw some discussion that maybe the new ipod might be the contr
. >> didn't he come to cnbc about a year ago -- >> you were there. >> saying look at this. >> or we kind of knew it would be around. >> the first quarter 2013 is what they're saying. 80 million subs rising at a faster rate than the previous quarter is good news. interesting, though, apple as you mentioned down two days in a row. down two and a half percent yesterday. the column is called "tv will be apple's undoing." he wraps the map snafu demonstrates...
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cnbc's bertha coombs with more. >> good morning, eun. >>> it seems you can't develop a technology these days without somebody getting sued saying, hey, we developed it first. toys 'r us on the hot seat being sued by toy technology developer fuhu. it accuses toys 'r us for stealing secrets for the new android tablet for kids. the retailer revealed plans to sell the tablet called the tabio for children. fuhu says it closely resembles its own device called the knobby. both products are wi-fi enabled and have a soft protective frame around them. meantime, toys 'r us is getting ready for the holidays full-time. they announced plans to hire 45,000 holiday workers this holiday season. >>> apple is involved in a massive patent lawsuit. still they sold a bunch of iphone 5s. you may have heard about that. apple announced the iphone 5 sold out. more than 5 million phones picked up the first three days of the sale over the weekend. that compares to 4 million iphone 4s units sold during its premiere weekend last year. some analysts are worried. they thought there would be bigger numbers. some expect
cnbc's bertha coombs with more. >> good morning, eun. >>> it seems you can't develop a technology these days without somebody getting sued saying, hey, we developed it first. toys 'r us on the hot seat being sued by toy technology developer fuhu. it accuses toys 'r us for stealing secrets for the new android tablet for kids. the retailer revealed plans to sell the tablet called the tabio for children. fuhu says it closely resembles its own device called the knobby. both products...
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but cnbc has been looking into this delay. the best guess is that mcdonald's is worried about sales numbers pause they were so good last year, they need something to boost the end of the year numbers this year, so they're building up anticipation of the mcrib. >> pushed the dow israels over 13 thousand for the first time in years. >> and from mcrib to mcgrew. years and years of me have been archived on the internet, me and every other newscaster, along with national newscasts searchable by key words. the internet archive is based in san francisco and hopes to create a news database where anybody can be like jon stewart on "the daily show" going back and looking at what people really said. now, we were talking off camera, this system is way more powerful than the newsroom systems we use as far as finding out what people really said. >> interesting. >> or what people wore and what kind of hair styles they had. >> let's just stop there and move on to the forecast. >> all right. >> anyway, 6:20 right now. let's check in with rob m
but cnbc has been looking into this delay. the best guess is that mcdonald's is worried about sales numbers pause they were so good last year, they need something to boost the end of the year numbers this year, so they're building up anticipation of the mcrib. >> pushed the dow israels over 13 thousand for the first time in years. >> and from mcrib to mcgrew. years and years of me have been archived on the internet, me and every other newscaster, along with national newscasts...
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rich bernstein is a cnbc contributor. happy friday. good to see you again. >> good to see you, carl. thank you. >>> the times runs this front page story a few weeks ago. then this week comes in, we get another from adobe and another from norfolk southern. and our question here at this table is when have enough piled up that you have to pay attention and change maybe a bullish view on the market? right. well, carl, what's interesting is most people's favorite stocks from six months ago or a year ago are now those that are disappointing, namely larger cap multi national companies. the reason why, it's pretty straightforward. the dollar has appreciated over the past year or so and global growth is slowing. so that international exposure has come out and got analyst expectations very high and it's now being disappointed. but ba is interesting is that moore domestically oriented companies are doing a little better. >> does that mean that we all need to pile into the ruffle or going back so companies where there's minimal exposure overseas?
rich bernstein is a cnbc contributor. happy friday. good to see you again. >> good to see you, carl. thank you. >>> the times runs this front page story a few weeks ago. then this week comes in, we get another from adobe and another from norfolk southern. and our question here at this table is when have enough piled up that you have to pay attention and change maybe a bullish view on the market? right. well, carl, what's interesting is most people's favorite stocks from six...
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john harwood is cnbc's chief washington correspondent. john, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning, lester. >> we've got some new approval numbers out to show the president's jumped seven points to 52%. hasn't seen a rating like that since the killing of bin laden, and by the way, these numbers were recorded before he spoke at the convention and before the jobs numbers came out, which leads to the question, are we becoming numb to bad job numbers in this country? and if that's the case, how does that affect this campaign for the next 59 days? >> i don't know if it's numbness, lester, but we know that it's a weak economy and have for a long time. in fact, that was the premise of the president's nomination acceptance speech. this is a hard pack. he was trying to deal with the disappointment of so many voters in 2008 who voted for him, have been unhappy with the results, and he's trying to keep them with him. mitt romney had a different goal at his convention. he was trying to make those voters like him better. but everyone knows that we are going to b
john harwood is cnbc's chief washington correspondent. john, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning, lester. >> we've got some new approval numbers out to show the president's jumped seven points to 52%. hasn't seen a rating like that since the killing of bin laden, and by the way, these numbers were recorded before he spoke at the convention and before the jobs numbers came out, which leads to the question, are we becoming numb to bad job numbers in this country? and if...